The Republican Party suffered monumental failures on election night, Nov. 8. With control of both chambers of Congress and several governorships on the line, the Republican National Committee disappointed on nearly every front, albeit with Republicans gaining an ever-so-slight majority in the House of Representatives. The revelation of the results has many in the GOP questioning who is to blame, what can be fixed, and which approaches need to be changed.

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